EWTN News Nightly

Pope Leo celebrates the Nativity of Mary with a visit to the Shrine of Our Lady of Good Counsel. Meanwhile, we explore why more college students might be embracing the Catholic faith. And, King Charles III clarifies the royal status of Prince Harry & Meghan just weeks after they returned to England.

On this special Labor Day edition of EWTN News Nightly, Capitol Hill Correspondent Erik Rosales profiles Catholic lawmakers who share the importance of the Catholic faith not only in their personal lives but also in their work of public service.

10 Years After Mother Teresa's Canonization, a longtime friend and adviser shares personal memories of the saint. Meanwhile, the final countdown is here for Archbishop Fulton Sheen's upcoming beatification. And, we take a look at the Vatican's Dicastery for Culture and Education and what it's responsible for.

The Vatican denies parents' appeal to keep a Chicago Catholic school open. Meanwhile, Christian communities on the Israel-Lebanon border remain deeply affected by war. And, we learn how the United States is helping those affected by the tragic flooding in Nepal.

Pope Leo says the Church is called to serve humanity and bear witness to Christ during the Wednesday General Audience. Meanwhile, the search continues for missing people after Nepal's tragic floods. And, two Catholic priests fight to protect girls from human trafficking in India.

Villanova's new global award for sustainability has been named in Pope Leo's honor. Meanwhile, NASA's new telescope will explore the biggest mysteries of God's creation. And, we learn whether communities can find a balance between immigration enforcement and compassion.

Pope Leo participates in a special Marian procession across Lake Albano. Meanwhile, today marks 29 years since Princess Diana’s death, and we explore the profound friendship she shared with Mother Teresa. And, a new assessment reveals Nigeria remains the world’s deadliest country to be a Christian.

On St. Augustine's feast day, his influence shines through Pope Leo XIV. Meanwhile, a violinist reflects on performing for Pope Leo XIV and his special blessing. And, Christians in Nigeria remain under attack from Islamist terrorist groups.

Pope Leo expresses sorrow after Nepal floods leave hundreds dead and thousands missing. Meanwhile, one year after a deadly Catholic school shooting in Minneapolis, the community gathered for a special Mass. And, a new D.C. retreat house inspired by St. John Paul II welcomes men, women, and families.

As Massachusetts expands late-term abortion access, we learn what Catholics and the pro-life movement can do to fight back. Meanwhile, a new app brings Catholic formation to smartphones. And, Pope Leo concludes his catechesis on Vatican II's Constitution on the Sacred Liturgy.

As Archbishop Fulton Sheen's beatification draws near, we learn what to expect at the historic event. Meanwhile, we explore what might be driving a Catholic comeback on college campuses. And, one ancient Marian icon lies at the heart of a centuries-old tradition in Italy.

Pope Leo has renewed his call to end violence as Christians face growing threats in the Holy Land. Meanwhile, Ukraine is marking 35 years of independence from the Soviet Union. And, we recap Pope Leo's brief trip to San Marino and Rimini.

Pope Leo will become the third pontiff to visit San Marino, the world's oldest republic. Meanwhile, a new film, American Martyr, tells the story of Oklahoma priest and martyr Blessed Stanley Rother. And, Catholic Community Services tackles homelessness in Seattle.

10,000 people gathered for a St. Maximilian Kolbe-inspired festival in Poland. Meanwhile, Colombia proposes a surrogacy ban as the Texas Baby Gabriel surrogacy dispute continues. And, the Lourdes shrine will cover all mosaics by disgraced priest Fr. Rupnik ahead of Pope Leo’s visit.

Cardinal Pizzaballa reassures Christians in the West Bank as tensions rise. Meanwhile, Pope Leo highlights the power of sacred music in the Mass. And, a new HHS report raises alarming questions about care for kids with gender dysphoria.